Why This Is Hell

• Urgent: Review
  
• Soonish: Send out CFC for Sekrit BW Project - ought to think about doing this tomorrow
  
• Soonish: Piece on Voyage to the Moon - need to watch the DVD
  
• End of July: article on the Uncanny - I haven't started this yet... I'm not planning to take the laptop north with me when I go so a) will I get the relevant film watched, b) will I have the theoretical material to access. Should add my sekrit Freud pdf to Kindle. End of July is ambitious, given it's August, but I've been dead
  
• End of August: article on Survivors
  
• Early September: chapter on criticism
  
• End of September: article on 1990 first draft - need to go to Caversham
  
• January 2012: chapter on futurology
  
• Easter 2012: chapter on Hitchcock/Herrmann
  
• September 2012: sekrit projekt a
  

Hey, but I did the review.

An intriguingly positioned set of speakers.

SF and the Canon

Proposals for 20 minute papers are sought for a one day conference to take place at Anglia Ruskin University on Saturday 24 March 2007. The conference seeks to explore interfaces between the genre of science fiction (often studied in isolation or not at all) and more traditional, canonical literatures and discourses. There will be panels on SF and the classical tradition, SF and Shakespeare and SF and the Victorians. Confirmed speakers include Michael Bywater, Joss Hands, Tony Keen, Genevieve Liveley, Nick Lowe, Katy Price, Jonathan Sawday, Peter Stockwell and Rowlie Wymer. Please send proposals (approx. 300 words) to Professor Sarah Annes Brown, Department of English, Communication, Film and Media, Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, Cambridge, CB1 1PT. (sarah.brown@anglia.ac.uk).